This discussion clarifies the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implications for a regular scheme dealer purchasing old gunnies from unregistered persons (Rithu). It confirms that Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) is not applicable in this scenario. The advice details how to report these purchases, specifically the Rs 5 lakh value, within Table 5 of the GSTR-3B filing, distinguishing between Rithu purchases and those from composite dealers.
14 September 2021
Sir, A gst registered old gunnies business regular scheme dealer purchase of old gunnies(5 tax rate goods) from urd persons (rithu) value rs:5 lacs for August-21 month. Question: 1.dealer rithu purchase amount rcm applicable or not. 2.purchases amount rs:5 lacs show column no in gstr3b.
14 September 2021
purchase from rithu amount rs:1,20,000/- igst rs:6000/- total invoice value rs:1,26,000/- through generated ewaybill
2.purchases from composite dealer rs:50,000/-
two purchase invoice amounts show table 5 in gstr3b